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7-speed, 8-speed 9-speed, 10-speed?
Component manufacturers like to sell you lots of new parts, even if you don't need them. This has led to much confusion as various parts are labeled as if they are incompatible with other parts even though they are not.The following parts ONLY are "speed specific":
- Indexed Shifters These need to have the correct number and spacing of detents ("clicks") to match the system they'll be used with.
- Cassettes It is really the cassette that determines how many speeds you have in back.
- Chain As you go to more sprockets on the cassette, you need a narrower chain. However, using a narrower chain with an older system rarely presents any problem.
Sugino XD600 full-sized Triple Crank Sets 46-36-26
CK1029 165 mm
CK1030 170 mm
CK1031 175 mm length $129.95These are very nice, low-profile cranks, using the classic 110/74 mm bolt circle. An excellent choice for touring applications.The XD600 has aluminum outer rings with pins/ramps to facilitate shifting.
Use standard 113/118 mm square bottom bracket .
Sugino XD300 full-sized Triple Crank Sets 46-36-26
CK1034 165 mm
CK1032 170 mm
CK1033 175 mm length $73.95These are very nice, low-profile cranks, using the classic 110/74 mm bolt circle. An excellent choice for touring applications.The arms are the same as the XD600, but all three chainrings are steel with pins/ramps to facilitate shifting.
This is the model to choose if you want to customize the sizes of the chainrings. Use standard 113/118 mm square bottom bracket.
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